Creatures of Appetite Quotes

“Being always right is knowing what you KNOW, knowing what you DON’T know, knowing what you NEED to know and then defining the relationship between all three of them. That’s what always being right is.”
― Todd Travis, Creatures of Appetite

“The music in a song isn’t just simply the musical notes. It’s the space in between them. A song without strategically placed rests, or any rests at all, isn’t a song or music. Without the rests, without the timing, it’s nothing. It’s just noise. It’s just TV.”
― Todd Travis, Creatures of Appetite

“Authority and I have no problems as long as authority recognizes that I am absolutely, always right.”
― Todd Travis, Creatures of Appetite

“Knowing everything is knowing everything,” Thorne said. “Being always right is knowing what you KNOW, knowing what you DON’T know, knowing what you NEED to know and then defining the relationship between all three of them. That’s what always being right is.”
― Todd Travis, Creatures of Appetite

“What’s the difference?” Scroggins asked. “Kane?” Thorne put her on the spot. “In spree killing, the identity of the victims is secondary and oftentimes incidental to the act,” Kane recited. “Once they decide to go, spree killers kill who’s available, which we have seen at post offices and schools, acting in response to their anger at something beyond the individual victims in their path. For serial killers, the victims and what they represent to the killer are primary to the act, almost as if they have a relationship that’s personal.” Kane”
― Todd Travis, Creatures of Appetite

“grabbed”
― Todd Travis, Creatures of Appetite

“market, customers and vendors alike, but that stopped no one. In Nebraska during the winter, snow”
― Todd Travis, Creatures of Appetite